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Resources

This area provides you with all kinds of material dealing with graffiti vandalism and prevention (for instance flyers, brochures, guidelines and much more).

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Graffiti Dialogues Network presentation by Leon Meredith for the Graffiti Impact 2013 Event English Go to source
Safer Neighbourhoods, Metropolitan Police, UK English Go to source
Dialogues with Graffiti for 21st Century Cities- presentation for the DACRC ESRC workshop 1 English Go to source
Nelson Street project sends ripples across the globe (Bristol City Council, 2011) English Go to source
Street Art, Public City Law, Crime and the Urban Imagination (Young, 2014) English Go to source
Vandalism, graffiti and environmental nuisance (Stafford & Pettersson, 2003) English Go to source
Nelson Street project sends ripples across the globe (Bristol City Council, 2011) English Go to source
Vandalism, graffiti and environmental nuisance (Stafford & Pettersson, 2003) English Go to source
Environment and crime in the inner city does vegetation reduce crime? (Kuo & Sullivan, 2001) English Go to source
The May Lane Art Project: Making A Better City Through Better Graffiti (Iveson, 2009) English Go to source
More to see than a canvas in a white cube: For an art in the streets (Austin, 2010) English Go to source
Are Complete Streets Incomplete? (Toth, 2011) English Go to source
Who, What, Why: How do you graffiti-proof public art? (BBC, 2014) English Go to source
Dialogues with Graffiti for 21st Century Cities- presentation for the DACRC ESRC workshop 1 English Go to source
Dialogues With Graffiti for the 21st Century City - Workshop (2011) English Go to source
Who, What, Why: How do you graffiti-proof public art? (BBC, 2014) English Go to source
Street Art, Public City Law, Crime and the Urban Imagination (Young, 2014) English Go to source
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GRAFFOLUTION aims to widen our understandings and seeks counter-intuitive responses for and from affected stakeholder groups and communities, including those who have utilised street art as part of city regeneration and place-making strategies.

The Graffolution project has received funding from the European Union’s Seventh Framework Programme for research, technological development and demonstration under grant agreement no 608152. For more details on the project visit http://project.graffolution.eu.